# QuizPilot FAQ

Canonical page: https://quizpilot.link/en/#faq

## What is QuizPilot?
QuizPilot is a Chrome extension: an AI study helper for practice questions on the web. One click on a practice, homework or self-test page reads the questions and suggests answers with a confidence score. It can tick or fill in the answers, or only mark them on the page.

## Is QuizPilot free?
Free mode costs nothing: add your own model API key, and the provider you chose bills you for model use. Paid mode works right after sign-in and charges per answered question: 1 question in Fast mode, 10 in Accurate mode, nothing for questions without an answer. New accounts get 200 free questions, and packs start at $3 for 450 questions.

## Which question types does it handle?
Multiple choice, multiple answer, true/false, fill-in, short answer, and questions with pictures. When the page text is incomplete or the question is an image or canvas, a screenshot goes to a multimodal model.

## Which websites does it work on?
It is not tied to particular sites: it infers questions, options and answer controls from the page structure, so most online practice, question bank and quiz pages work as they are. For an unusual site, "Relearn this page's layout" learns it once; if it still reads the page wrong, you can send us the debug log from Settings.

## Is QuizPilot an AI quiz solver?
Yes. QuizPilot is an AI quiz solver and homework helper for practice questions on the web: it reads a question and returns an answer with a confidence score, then fills it in or only marks it. It works on most online practice, question bank and quiz pages without site-specific setup.

## Is QuizPilot a homework helper Chrome extension?
Yes — it installs from the Chrome Web Store and runs on desktop Chrome 116 or later. As a homework helper it reads practice and homework questions, suggests answers with a confidence score, and never submits for you.

## Will it submit my answers?
No. QuizPilot only ticks or fills in answers, and you can undo that in one click; submitting is always up to you. Continuous mode stops at the last question.

## Is my data safe?
The extension reads the current page only when you click its button, use the right-click menu or press the shortcut, never in the background. In Free mode your key stays in the browser and questions go straight to the provider you chose. In Paid mode questions pass through our server to the model, and we do not keep the questions, screenshots or answers. See the Privacy Policy.

## Can I use it in exams?
Not in exams or assessments that prohibit such tools. QuizPilot is a study aid: use it only for practice, homework and self-tests where it is allowed, and follow the rules of your school, exam body and the website.

## Which AI models does it use?
Paid mode has two modes. Fast: multiple-choice and true/false questions go to TypeSafe's Jev decision model, and fill-in, short answer and picture questions to a multimodal model; turn on low-confidence review in Settings to have unsure answers checked by a stronger model. Accurate: every question goes to an advanced AI model. Free mode uses the models you set up.

## What is the difference between Fast and Accurate?
Fast answers with Jev and a light LLM in a few seconds and counts each question as 1: good for everyday practice. Accurate sends every question to an advanced AI model that thinks before it answers: more accurate on hard questions, a little slower, and each question counts as 10. On our own set of 30 multi-step reasoning questions, Fast got 26–27 right and Accurate all 30. In both modes questions without an answer are free, and you can switch any time in the extension popup.

## Which browsers and systems are supported?
Desktop Chrome 116 or later on Windows, macOS and Linux. Install it free from the Chrome Web Store.

## Is QuizPilot open source?
The extension and its model adapters are open source on GitHub under the AGPL-3.0 (github.com/jelly-ham/quizpilot-extension), so the Free mode privacy claims can be checked in the code. The Paid mode backend is not open source.